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“You have to eat sardines like crazy to get enough feet!”
I visited my friend Doris last week. We chatted around her kitchen table, drinking coffee and nibbling on homemade jelly roll (made with delicious strawberry jam). Her husband, Howard, (remember his previous photo in this blog? Click here if you don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, crafts, creativity, friends, garden, gifts, life, sardines, soup cans, Upper Peninsula
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Taking back the world one card at a time
Let’s take back the world one card at a time! When and why did we ever start buying store-bought cards anyway? How come we’re still spending between $3 and $10 for a factory-produced card penned by some fancy writer who … Continue reading
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Tagged cards, crafts, creativity, dried wildflowers, handmade cards, humor, life, Opinion, recycling, thoughts
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